Hi,

The database should be fine - I've never had problems with crash recovery
but for peace of mind you could try the following:

db2 list tablespaces - all tablespaces should be in a normal state, i.e.
state 0x0000.  A quick way of doing this on AIX is the following line:
        db2 list tablespaces | grep State | sort | uniq
You should see only:
         State                                = 0x0000
Any other states need investigating.

Another thing you could do is a sample select from each of your tables.
This might flush out things such as corrupt indexes which may otherwise only
be discovered when an application asks for that data.   Sample command:
"select * from <table_name> fetch first one row only"

If you wanted to be serious about it you could run the db2dart utility, but
that would really be overkill.

Thanks,

Mark Savin
DBA
Euler Trade Indemnity


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> Hi all,
> 
> Today we had a power failure. Our DB2 v7.2 on AIX detected this and used
> Crash Recovery.
> Are there any actions needed by the DBA, or is everithing ok after a crash
> recovery?
> 
> See messages from db2dump.log file below
> 
> Regards
> Raoul Joemman
> 
> 
> 
> Crash Recovery is needed.
> DIA3908W Crash recovery has been initiated.
> Using parallel recovery with 3 agents 4 QSets 28 queues and 2 chunks
> DIA3916W Forward phase of crash recovery has completed.
> DIA3909W Crash recovery completed.
> 
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